Boards of Canada - Artists - Warp Records
Boards of Canada is a Scottish electronic music duo comprised of brothers Mike Sandison and Marcus Eoin.
warp.netHere’s the latest I can share about Boards of Canada discography, based on recent public coverage.
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A new album, Inferno, is reported as their first in about a decade, with release date around May 29, 2026, on Warp Records. This marks their return to full-length albums after Tomorrow’s Harvest (2013) [MusicRadar reports April 22, 2026; May 29 date cited in the same piece]. This would be their fifth studio album if confirmed alongside earlier works [MusicRadar context]. [MusicRadar: After over a decade of silence][MusicRadar: Boards of Canada are back with their first new music in 13 years]
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Prior to Inferno, speculation and teasers included cryptic VHS tapes and a YouTube release hinting at new material, continuing their pattern of cryptic, collectible-led announcements. This aligns with their established practice of teasing projects via unusual channels rather than traditional press [MusicRadar: April 16, 2026; April 6 VHS tapes teaser] [MusicRadar: Tape 5 video preview].
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In 2026, reports also indicate reissues of earlier boC albums on vinyl (The Campfire Headphrase, Geogaddi, Music Has the Right to Children) resurfacing after scarcity, with vinyl releases planned around October 21 of an unspecified year. These reissues follow their customary approach of selective, often limited, physical editions [IMDB News 2017 note; general industry coverage referenced in reporting on BoC discography].
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Historically, Boards of Canada’ discography includes multiple studio albums and EPs since the late 1990s, with a pattern of long gaps between major releases and a mix of limited releases on labels such as Warp, Skam, and Music70. The canonical list features Music Has the Right to Children (1998), Geogaddi (2002), The Campfire Headphase (2005), Tomorrow’s Harvest (2013), and the anticipated Inferno (2026) if confirmed [Discography resources and Wikipedia-style summaries].
Illustrative example: If Inferno is released as an 18-track album as reported, it would be BoC’s fifth full-length studio project after Tomorrow’s Harvest (2013) and earlier albums, continuing their trend of lengthy lead times between major records [MusicRadar reports].
Would you like me to pull up the most current official statements from Warp Records or BoC’s channels for exact release details and formats, and summarize any confirmed track names or singles as they become available? I can also organize a quick timeline of BoC releases to date. [MusicRadar references]